Hostal Da Vinci

It took almost 400 years to build Spain's largest church and the third biggest in the Christian world. Standing on the site of what was S...

The origin of the Seises goes back to the 16th century, as choirboys assisted at Mass and sang and danced to religious songs. Today, the...

This chapel within the main body of the cathedral is a fine example of the transition of architectural styles - from late Mannerism to ea...

Due to its highly central location, you can see out to the cathedral, or look in at the internal patio, symbolising a small square typica...

Corpus Christi, the religious festival dates back to the 16th century and entails a procession, early in the morning, which consists of t...

This wine cellar/bar is the perfect place to stop in for a refreshing drink after a morning full of plans. Just a few meters from the Cat...

The cathedral where you can find this museum stands where the 12th Century Great Mosque stood, whose minaret, now called 'La Giralda' can...

Muslim ruler Abd Ar Rahman III had this Mudéjar-style palace built in 913. The variety of tiles, ornamental arches, crafted wooden ceilin...

An authentic corner of Galicia where you will be delighted by the incredible dishes that the northern cuisine offers us: the famous 'empa...

This is one of the buildings that has most recently undergone work to modernise and redesign it to turn it into a gallery. The artwork on...

The menu here features over 100 different main courses followed by 40 imaginative desserts. There are 11 private dining rooms and two spa...

In the Spring, El Buzo is a resting place for the people who participate in the Holy Week parades and who, on their way back home, walk t...

The owner of this restaurant , Horacio Alonso, arrived in Asturias backed up by many years of experience in restaurants in Switzerland, E...

One of the most beautiful areas of the city is its old centre, where you can see the Cathedral, the Plaza Virgen de los Reyes and the San...

The location of this restaurant is one of luxury, with the bullring on one side and the Opera House on the other. Furthermore the restau...

If what you are looking for in Seville is the feeling of being part of its history by visiting the baroque churches, going up the Giralda...

In the façade of this well-known Sevillian restaurant that occupies a house built in 1511 there is a bust of king Don Pedro 'the cruel'....

Chequered tablecloths in a restaurant reminiscent of Italy due to its effective decor, even though it is located in Betis Street and from...

Manuel Tello, owner of this restaurant, says that the best thing for the business is his wife Dolores or, rather, the food that she prepa...

This traditional Andalusian restaurant serves delicious local favorites including pescaíto frito (fried fish) and chacinas